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A new machinery tool that creates a small green circle, useful for turning items on and off, such as triggering guns or engines.

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: A redesigned explosive featuring a unique shrapnel spread pattern. Physics and Engine Enhancements people playground 126

: A utility node that transmits signals specifically when reacting to electrical currents, allowing complex automated circuitry.

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: Addressed memory leaks related to custom human textures. A new machinery tool that creates a small

Before 1.26, electricity was simple: connect a generator to a node, and everything attached gets shocked. Now, voltage and amperage are simulated. A car battery will jitter a human annoyingly. A sub-station transformer will instantly vaporize them into a red mist. You can now create using lightbulbs as resistors, allowing for "non-lethal" electrical traps.

Spent bullet casings physically shrink in size as they despawn.

stands as one of the most substantial and transformative updates in the history of Studio Minus's hit physics sandbox game. Released to address mechanical depth and physical simulation, version 1.26 injected a massive array of new items, layered mechanics, and procedural gore systems that permanently shifted how players interact with the game's iconic, unfortunate ragdolls. : A redesigned explosive featuring a unique shrapnel

One complaint about older versions was that the game would slow to a crawl when you had 50 ragdolls on fire at once. Version 1.26 includes significant performance optimizations, but here is how to keep your FPS high:

Beyond new tools and physics, the update introduced several user-interface improvements and under-the-hood changes for modders.

Blunt impacts now have a chance to cut the skin open and emit blood particles, adding to the realism of physical interactions. 3. Weapons and Interaction Upgrades